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I'm just wondering what editors you know which are "scriptable". E.g take an Emacs, one can really say you can do everything from within the editor: writing,reading, programming. All with the "scripting language" Emacs-Lisp. What other editors you know are out there as scriptable?

Do you know let's say an editor scriptable in Perl, Ruby or any other more C-like language?

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Vim has Vimscript for writing plugins and extending functionality.

Ray Vega
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Yi is the Haskell equivalent to Emacs. It is specifically designed along the same lines as Emacs: everything is scriptable in Haskell, the editor itself is more or less just a Haskell script, and there is only a very small, very generic, non-scriptable core. In contrast to most Emacs implementations, however, which use a different language for the core than for the scripts, Yi's core is also implemented in Haskell.

Jörg W Mittag
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Redcar is a text editor written in (mostly) Ruby, which is fully scriptable in Ruby. It is not nearly as flexible as Emacs, but more on the level of TextMate.

Jörg W Mittag
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On the Windows platform, the Zeus editor is scriptable in the Lua, Python, Java Script, VB Script and TCL languages.

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